Cassie Owens

When social epidemiologist Sharon D. Jones-Eversley speaks about false information circulated through media, she remembers a parable that her mother taught her. In the story, a man lies about anoth…

Experts say stereotypes circulated through media are very difficult to correct and reverse.

With no vendors, no athletes’ village and empty grandstands, the event that typically draws 15,000 to 20,000 spectators was so quiet geese weren’t scared off and rowers could be heard counting.

Research shows that big and tall Black men are more likely to be seen as threatening, and these notions trace back to slavery.

Ephraim Asili’s “The Inheritance” includes cameo appearances by Ursula Rucker, Sonia Sanchez, Mike Africa Sr., Debbie Africa, and Mike Africa Jr.

Eminent scholar Deborah Willis, who grew up in North Philadelphia, says Black soldiers’ Civil War photos were sending a message: “That there was and will be a Black future.”

Her food and environmental collective, Land Based Jawns, hopes to plant seeds for community growers and spawn gardens on residential blocks in the city.

East Norriton police said in a Facebook post that the shooters had yet to be found.

One writer celebrates the culture and businesses that make Black Philly great.

As one expert said: “Episodes like this sow increased distrust and could be harmful to the overall goal of vaccinating the entire population.”

Zalika U. Ibaorimi, a West Oak Lane native and doctoral candidate at the University of Texas at Austin, has developed her theory citing Black cultural theorists.

Heaux Tales, Jazmine Sullivan’s new release, is deeply inspired by the conversations women might only have with each other.

Wednesday’s violence at the U.S. Capitol horrified many. But the violence is a pattern through American history.

Survey questions that Phillips uses in her research appear among essays, fine art, interviews, social media posts, memes, lyrics, and other works by Black creatives in the acclaimed 544-page book.

Vice President-elect Harris paid homage to the women who came before her with an electrifying speech and through her symbolic style choices.

The multicolored yarns in a variety of patterns are sold from a machine stationed at a barber shop.

Experts say that the social and political climate might be intensifying an already rising current in the U.S. toward mysticism.

Philadelphia Contemporary brings public art to Lancaster Avenue through a partnership with artists and curators in Puerto Rico and Virginia,

“The project is really about trying to assist saving lives by systematically informing people over and over and over, even when our president won’t.”

Cookbook authors and restaurateurs share recipes in time right for the change in season.